Audio By Carbonatix
Japan Motors Trading Company Limited (JMTC) has been honoured with the coveted Millennium Excellence Award as the Foreign Business of the decade.
At the just-ended Millennium Excellence Awards held in Kumasi, the Ashanti regional capital, Japan Motors Trading Company was conferred the coveted Millennium Excellence Award for Foreign Business of the decade in high recognition of the company’s brand excellence and significant contribution to the development of Ghana.
“Japan Motors has been highest rated for multiple brands, quality, excellent after-sales service and customer satisfaction. It is also rated as a leading taxpayer, a good employer and corporate social responsibility,” the citation read.
The Millennium Excellence Awards is one of the country’s most prestigious awards, held under the patronage of Asantehene, His Royal Highness Otumfuo Osei Tutu II.
It is held every five years and honours the best institutions and individuals in all sectors of the Ghanaian economy for their varied contributions to national development.
Japan Motors top Executives, including; the Managing Director, Salem Kalmoni and the Executive Director, Nouhad Kalmoni, were present at the awards ceremony to receive the award on the company’s behalf.
In his acceptance remarks, Nouhad Kalmoni thanked the organizers for recognizing JMTC’s excellence and significant contribution to the development of Ghana. He said the company takes pride in investing in Ghana’s automobile industry to boost the economy.
Japan Motors, he assured, is committed to maintaining its status as the leading brand of excellence, excellent after-sales service and customer satisfaction, financial obligation (payment of taxes), a good employer and corporate social responsibility as cited by the award.
Speaking to the media, Salem Kalmoni, Managing Director-JMTC, dedicated the award to its loyal customers and staff, whose professionalism and technical skills have ensured the company remained innovative to be on top of its competitors.
Mr Kalmoni used the opportunity to announce that the much-awaited Japan Motors Nissan vehicle assembly plant will soon commence mass production as a continuous investment by the company to promote Ghana’s automobile industry.
National Coverage he observed is of utmost importance to customers; hence the company has over the years invested in full-service branches including workshops and showrooms at strategic locations; Accra, Tema, Tamale, Kumasi & Takoradi.
Latest Stories
-
Ejisu Assembly members locked out as no-confidence bid against MCE stalls
5 minutes -
Ato Forson says Big Push contractors not owed despite spending GH¢6.5bn of GH¢30bn allocation
20 minutes -
Sammy Gyamfi rebuts Abena Osei-Asare’s claims linking GoldBod to BoG losses
41 minutes -
Government will take back GHS58 million spent on Black Stars when FIFA pays World Cup appearance fee – Finance Minister
53 minutes -
Veep joins Sister Cities’ 70th anniversary in Washington, calls for stronger Africa partnerships
59 minutes -
Why Rogers and Palmer will thrive together in Alonso’s Chelsea
1 hour -
Tech titan ordered to pay ex-wife $644m in divorce settlement
1 hour -
They became best friends – then discovered they were brother and sister
1 hour -
Experts challenge culture of silence among men on mental health
1 hour -
How is it a crime if US$279m is allocated to Gold Board? – Sammy Gyamfi questions Abena Osei-Asare
1 hour -
UniMAC Debate champions meet Vice-Chancellor ahead of commonwealth debate competition in sydney
1 hour -
UK retail sales get surprise boost from hot weather and World Cup
1 hour -
Star US Supreme Court lawyer Goldstein to be sentenced for tax crimes
1 hour -
Inconvenient Truth: When the Elephants Forget the Grass
1 hour -
No rift with Agriculture Ministry over funds release — Ato Forson
1 hour